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HERMISTON NOTES
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.CONDITION OF
Easy to be Weil-Dressed
The Pendleton Savings Bank
OF PENDLETON, OREGON
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS
DECEMBER 31, 1906
SROOXO TEAM WINS AT
BASKETBALL 82 TO IS.
.When you can get such
clothes as the
Hart, Schaf fner & Marx
Top-Coat, ready-to-wear
at an easy to pay price.
f There's no excuse for
buying any other. Just
now is the time to invest
in a top-coat, there is no
.1 l i e
n otner coat so nandy tor
) Spring wear.
Nobby, all-wool, hand
tailored, perfect style.
The little label in the coat
guarantees it in every
way.
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Umatilla, Jan. 24. Superintendent
Y. CampbWl of the O. R. & N.,
was In town yesterday.
W. II. Cnthcrman and children
lilted Pendleton yesterday.
E. M. Richards of Kahlotus, Wash.,
Is visiting his grandson, Will Lan-drum.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart are
visiting Mr. and Mrs Omer Stephens.
Charles Beam of Pendleton, Is
chocking cars now.
Bert Yandle, formerly car check
er, 1 now chief night mixologist at
the Cosy Corner dispensary.
II. C. Means is recovering from a
severe attack of cold.
Captain Baughman, who recently
married a 14-year-old girl, spent yes
terday In the city accompanied by his
wife.
The basketball game lost evening
resulted In a score of 32 to 15 in favor
of the second team. The line-up was:
Second team Omer Stephens, cen
ter: Ole NolHon, forward; I. Bul-
ock, forward; H. Hines, guard; Will
Swlttler, guard.
First team Jim O'Connell, center;
Roy TTanson. forward; Jim Pound,
forward; J. McNurlen, guard; F. Mc
Nurlen, guard.
Will Landrum, referee; Will Ma
son, umpire; A. B. Stephens, Jr., time
keeper; C. R. Shlnn, scorer.
A large crowd wus in attendance.
Copyright 1906 by Hart Schaffnc- fc? Marx
The Peoples Warehouse
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Where it Pays to Trade.
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GE3TCRAL NEWS.
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The business center of Carney,
Texas, burned. Loss, $200,000.
Ex-Ccovernor Higgins of New York,
apparently is not so near death now
as several days ago. He has improv
ed steadily though slightly, for three
days past
The most' profitable sulphur mine
In the world Is in Calsaseu parish,
Louisiana. The dally output Is 750
to S00 tons the year around. The
con of production is tl.lt pr tan,
and the selling price (28.50 per ton.
The stuff is 39.8 per cent pure.
People in Kansas hereafter can at
least know what kind of baking pow
r"er they are using if the governor
signs the bill which has passed both
houses of the legislature. It requires
that after October 1, 1907, the labels
on baking powder on sale In the state
shall state the ingredients used In lta
manufacture.
The Missouri house passed the anti
cigarette bill by a vote of 100 to 22.
The bill prohibits the sale, manufac
ture or giving away of cigarettes or
cigarette papers. Under the provis
ions of the bill a man can make his
own cigarettes but he cannot give
them away without violating the law.
Punishment is fixed at a fine of from
$10 to $100.
Minister Rockhlll at Manchuria, ad
vises the state department that the
Chinese government, has been In
formed by the Russian minister at
Pekln that Russia, would complete
the evacuation of Manchuria at once,
leaving only the railway guard, which
Is in accordance with the treaty of
Portsmouth. There are about 20,000
troops to be withdrawn.
FANCY
Candies
of Quality
Fresh
PACKAGES
The Kind to Send Your Girl
Pendleton
Drug.iCo.
"The Mark of Quality" t
NORTHWEST NEWS.
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Near lone, a fine cow belonging to
Mat Halvorsen, tipped out of the
pasture, fell and rolled 100 yards
and was killed.
J. W. Becket, a big wheat grower
of Eight Mile, Morrow county, was
rented his ranch to his sons and will
move to Portland.
Edward Hugglns is dead at Tacoma
where he bad lived since 1850. He
was the last factor sent upon Puget
Sound by the Hudson Bay company.
The aggregate value of hogs, cat'
tie, sheep and horses' shipped from
Pullman, Wash., during 1906, was
$150,000 somewhat more than dur
Ing any two years previous.
The publicity bureau of Lewlston
and Clarkston has decided to try to
raise $15,000 for advertising purposes,
as the original sum of $10,000 (and
more) was so easily raised.
A joint committee from the Idaho
and Washlngto legislatures will meet
at Clarkston and Lewlston to consider
the issue of a free bridge across the
Clearwater between those towns.
At Heppner Frank Hale and Owen
French were fined $25 each and costs
for riding their horses on the side
walk. Hale was also fined another
$25 for resisting an officer. Both
were drunk.
Senator Dubois has taken up with
the general land office the matter of
obtaining a patent to the land on
which the town of Mullan, Idaho,
stands. The land remains unpatented.
Citizens are anxious to secure a title
from the government
At Kahlotus, William Russell,
Grace Wllmar and Pearl Cotts are
under arrest charged with selling
liquor to minors. Hugh McOutre,
James Gordon, William Harris and
J. P. Harris are also under arrest,
charged with gambling. All will be
tried at Pasco.
The steamer George W. Elder, the
first vessel to arrive up the river
from Astoria since the Columbia be
came blocked with Ice, arrived at
Portland January 24. The Elder
rammed the Ice pack at full speed
and this so loosened the floe that It
broke and floated off down stream.
Owing to the abundance of native
grasses in the mountains of central
and southern Malheur county, but a
few bands of sheep out of the num
erous ones that have hitherto been
fed In the valley are now being fed.
The sheepmen feel positive they will
be able to winter their sheep In the
mountains during the remainder of
the winter.
nOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George. William Dunn
Portland: Charles Shubart, Denver;
F. H. Roseborn, Detroit; George D,
Rushmore. San Francisco; A. W.
Wathlm, Portland; Jay Watson, Port
land; George M. Runyan, Seattle;
William Howe, Tacoma; A. G. Ogilvle,
Portland; L. Kalmuk, San Francisco;
Edward Forbes, Chicago; C. M. Hol-
llngoworth, San Francisco; Frank L,
Bixby and wife; T. Trow; J. A. Ani
on, Portland; F. J. Gardner, Portland;
F. C. Hanlcy, Portland; Edmond
Davis. Hermlston: W. B. Milton, Walla
Walla; Will M. Peterson, Athena; J.
Newell. Portland; E. T. Johnson. Port
land; Joe D. Klmery, Portland; John
T. Whistler, Hermlston: J. W. Pool,
Chicago; A. H. Gates, St. Louis; Mr,
and Mrs. Robert A. Nelson, La
Grande; D. F. Gates, St Louis; H.
Lculs Levy, New York; James
Keamcr, Sand Point: Harry R. Sturt
zer, Philadelphia; C. M. Rlddlu, La
Grande; Tom P. Roberts, Los Ange
les; Herman Kahrt, Hilling; Carl
Peterson, Hilling.
Golden Rule Hotel. J. W. Wilcox
son, Walla Walla; H. J. Burtx and
wife, Echo; J. S. Mack, Hamilton; A,
H. Walt, city; F. J. Haner, Portland
R. A. Anderus and wife, Denver; R
Boyokln and wife, Boise; Joseph
Rothlln, McKay; Wm. J. Mooro, Spo
kane; R. E. Thorn and son. Echo
Charles Armstrong, Juniper; M. J,
McCelure, Junipr; J. Nelson, La
rande; C. L. Reed, Umatilla: J. B.
Staffle, Umatilla; L. M. Watrus,
Adams; J. W. Adams, Echo; D.C. Cur-
dine. Heppnor; E. F. Smith, Heppner
F. Roach, city; Morrison Mack, Echo
J. 8. Green, . Coeur d'Alene; George
Turner, Sand Point; Philips Courtan
line, Wenatchee; R. S. Deurby, Sand
Point.
ManZan Pile Remedy put up In con
venient collapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment so that the remedy may
be applied at the very seat of the
trouble, thus relieving almost Instant
ly bleeding, itching or protruding
piles. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Bold by A. C Koep
pen Bros.' drag store.
$.100 Reward, 1100.
The readers of this piper will be pleased
tn iMrn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that scleoca ban been able to cure
In all Its stages, sod that Is Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cars Is the only positive care
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional aiseane, requires a
constitutional treatment, ilall's Catarrh
f'urn la taken Internally, actlns directly
apon the blood and mncoui surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation of
tbe dlnaae, ana kitiiik me patient sirroKiu
hv huiidlne un the constitution and asaTst
In nature In dolnx lta work. Ths proprie
tors bars so much faith In Its curative
flowers that tbey offer One Hundred Dol
ars for any case that It falls to cars. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by all druggists, Toe.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Japanese Injured by Dynamite,
A Japanese wood chipper by the
name of T. Sakkaguchl was brought
Into the city yesterday from a camp
near Huntington In very much dl
lapidated condition. His left arm and
left ihlgh were completely fractured
and almost blown Into atoms. Dr.
Burton attended the unfortunate man
and has him under treatment now In
the hospital.
From the bet Information obtalna
ble the Jap was sitting by the stove
In his cabin while thawing oat a stick
or two of dynamite. The dynamite
went off, as It has a habit 0 doing.
Baker City Democrat
iirjre Crowd Witnessed the Game
Charles Beam Is Car Checker Bert
Ynnillo Is Now Night Bartender
Cuptiiln Ilaughmnn and Wife In
Town Superintendent Campbell In
Town Visitor From Kahlotus and
Other Places.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 1,117,932.08
WBm,nt" 10,485.28
Bunk bulhUnjr and furniture '30,000.00
Other real estate 3,930.22
Cash and exchange '327,023.86
1,189,371.44
LIABILITIES.
,M $ 100.000.00
s-n" 100,000.00
Undivided profit JJO 205.20
"o l,237ilOG.24
$1,489,371.44
OFFICERS:
MONTTE B. GWINN, President J. W. MATiONKT, Cashier.
1. J. MORRIS, Vice-President F. G. SCHMEER, Asst. Oashter.
Directors:
W. J. FURNISH JOSEPH BASLER
CHAS. H. CARTER R. ALEXANDER
B. P. MARSHALL MONTHS B. GWINN
T. J. MORRIS
Stockholders :
W. J Furnish, J. N. Teal, AI Page, of Wardncr, Idaho; R. Alex
ander, R. T. Cox, Joseph Basler, Charles H. Carter, E. W. McComas,
R. N. Stanfleld, A. J. Devlin, of Wardnor, Idaho; BJ. Ll Smith, L.
Dusenbery, E. Boetcher, Frank S. Curl. Marlon Jack, W. F. Matlock
E. P. Marshall, J. H. Raley, Herbert Boylun, F. W. Vincent, A. C.
Koeppen, C. E. Roosevelt, estate of C. H. Lewis, of Portland; Montle
B. Gwlnn, T. J. Morris, and estate of D. P. Thompson.
NOTES OF UMATILLA
DEPOT WILL BE FINISHED
BY THE FIRST OF MARCH.
Chief Clerk Reclamation Service
Went to Portland J. T. Whistler
Has Been Away on Durness
Western Union Is Doing Business
Nineteen Carloads of Freight Arriv
ed In Two Days Twenty-Seven
Buildings Are Being Erected.
Horniiston, Jan. 25. The stakes for
the new depot have been set, and the
people of this pluce now have the as
surance of the completion of the same
within 30 days. In the meantime the
box cars are being used, and no need
to ad that the manager is a busy
man nowadays.
J. E. Woods of the car Bervlce de
partment, has Just been here on bus
iness. '
Mr. Carr, chief clerk for ths recla
mation service, went to Portland on
business for the project.
J. T. whistler has been at the
county seat and to Walla Walla on
business.
George D. Goodhue of Baker City.
was In the city yesterday on busi
ness.
The Western Union office was
opened at Hermlston yesterday and
S. R. Oldaker has the distinction of
sending the first message from Her
miston.
The past couple of days has brought
19 carloads of freight Into Hermla
ton, consisting of lumber, brick, , hay
and dump cars, the latter of which
were loaded on three cars and are
for the reclamation project
Hermlston is doubling up every
week. - Twenty-seven buildings are
now under course of construction,
many being about half completed and
the sound of the hammer would al
most deafen one. Many are working
over time at night to keep the buei
ness moving.
OF
WESTON
UNITED ARTISANS HAVE '
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
Girls' Teams of Normal and Walls
Wnlla High School W1U Play Bas.
ketball Mrs. McKcnzle Entertains
Rev. Itny and Family to Hartford,
Conn. Masked Ball St. Valentine's
Day Riislness Men and Clerks
Played Basketball.
Weston, Jan. 26. Eureka Assem
bly No. 24, United Artisans, have In
stalled the following officers for the
rn-ralng year: Cora I. Simpson, past
master Artisan: Phoebe Gore, master
Artisan; Paul Bulflnch, superintend
ent; Francis C. Wood, secretary
James H. Price, treasurer; J. Claude
Price, Junior conductor; William H.
Benoflcl, Instructor and field com
mander; Nels H. Nelson, warder and
field commander.
Mr, and Mrs. William McKen2le
gnve a delightful party at their home
Wodneeday evening.
Rev. J. F. Ray and family are pre
paring to leave In a few days for
Hartford, Conn., where Mrs. Ray's
mothor resides, and where she will
take sanatorium treatment on ac
count of her continued 111 health.
St. Valentine's day will be observ
ed with a grand mask ball at the
opera hall.
Many Weston people have been at
tending court in Pendleton during
the past week.
Teams representing Weston busl-
ness men and clerks played an excit
ing tame of basketball at the opera
house Tuesday evening. It created
much merriment and was exciting
from start to finish.
Basketball.
The girls' team of the Weston nor
mal will play basketball with the
girls' team of the Walla Walla high
rchool at the latter city this evening.
Estrayed.
Strayed from my place on the res
ervation, one grey mare; weight 1300
pdunds; branded "LW" on left shoul
der; crippled in front legs; liberal re
ward for return or Information lead
ing to recovery. L. F. Anderson, Box
98, Pendleton.
The first murder in the history of
Ketchikan, Alaska, took place recent
ly. Andrew Martngn shot and killed
Jack Leavers during a quarrel over
Esther Mitchell, a sporting woman.
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If you want furniture or
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and get my prices on new
and second-hand goods,
before buying. Yu will
find immatchable bargains
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J. A. Folger & Co.
Columbia Bar
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Rooming House
MRS.. F. JC SCHEMPP,
Proprietress
Fine Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars.
Newly furs lulled and , tip-to-date
Rooming House In connection.
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PENDLETON, OREGON
Agents for Umatilla County.